Home prices
Cedar Hills's median home value is $371,300. This is approximately $51,460 (12%) lower compared to nearby areas.It is about $153,800 (70%) higher in comparison to the rest of the nation, and compared to the city of Salt Lake City is roughly $56,800 (18%) higher.
Rents
In Cedar Hills the median rent is $1,791 a month. In comparison to nearby areas this is about $377 (26%) higher.Compared to the country as a whole it is roughly $729 (68%) higher, and in comparison to the city of Salt Lake City is approximately $806 (81%) higher.
Nearby places
Highland
Highland is Cedar Hills's neighbor to the northwest. The housing prices there are significantly more expensive. The median home value in Highland is $559,600, which comes out to $188,300 (33%) higher than Cedar Hills. The rent there is a little less expensive. The median monthly rent in Highland is $1,655, which works out to $136 (8%) lower than Cedar Hills.
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove is Cedar Hills's neighbor to the south. Real estate prices there are a bit less expensive. The median home in Pleasant Grove is valued at $296,900, which is $74,400 (25%) lower than Cedar Hills. Its rents are significantly less expensive. The median rent in Pleasant Grove is $1,139 a month, which comes out to $652 (57%) lower than Cedar Hills.
American Fork
American Fork is Cedar Hills's neighbor to the southwest. Its housing prices are somewhat less expensive. American Fork's median home price is $286,800, which is $84,500 (29%) lower than Cedar Hills. Rents there are a lot less expensive. The median rent in American Fork is $1,169 a month, which is $622 (53%) lower than Cedar Hills.
Alpine
Alpine is roughly 3 miles north of Cedar Hills. Its real estate prices are a lot more expensive. The median home in Alpine costs $569,300, which is $198,000 (34%) higher than Cedar Hills. Rent there is fairly similar. In Alpine the median monthly rent is $1,740, which is $51 (2%) lower than Cedar Hills.
Lindon
Lindon is about 5 miles south from Cedar Hills. Housing prices there are a little more expensive. The value of the median home in Lindon is $401,200, which is $29,900 (7%) higher than Cedar Hills. The rent there is a bit less expensive. Lindon's median rent is $1,367 per month, which comes out to $424 (31%) lower than Cedar Hills.
